1. EU: First- & Second-Generation Immigrants
First Generation % Second Generation % 1st & 2nd Combined %
European Union 4.8% % %
1) Luxembourg % % %
2) Austria % % %
3) Belgium % % %
4) Sweden % % %
5) Germany % % %
6) United Kingdom 8.8% % %
7) Ireland % % %
8) France % % %
9) Cyprus % % %
10) Spain % % %
11) Croatia % % %
12) Greece % % %
13) Netherlands 2.2% % %
14) Denmark % % %
15) Estonia % % %
16) Italy % % %
17) Slovenia % % %
18) Portugal % % %
19) Latvia % % %
20) Malta % % %
21) Finland % % %
22) Czech Republic 1.7% % %
23) Hungary % % %
24) Lithuania % % %
25) Slovakia % % %
26) Bulgaria % % %
27) Romania % % %
28) Poland % % %

2. PISA 2015: EU Science Achievement Gaps
After adjusting for SES, the score point difference between immigrant and non-immigrant students was greatest in…
Slovakia (>70), Bulgaria (>60), Finland (>60), Denmark (>50), Germany (50), Sweden (>45), Austria (>40), Slovenia (>40), Belgium (>40), Netherlands (>30), France (>30), Estonia (>30), Spain (>25), Czech Republic (>20), Greece (>20), Latvia (20), Italy (>15), United Kingdom (>15), Portugal (>15), Croatia (>15), Lithuania (>10), Luxembourg (>10), Ireland (>5).
Source: PISA 2015: EU Performance and Initial Conclusions Regarding Education Policies in Europe. European Commission.